Michael,

You can 'drag and drop' email from an open Outlook Express folder to another folder anywhere on your hard drive. Just create a target folder, open and minimize it to the taskbar, then highlight one, many or all the emails you wish to copy in an open Outlook Express folder and 'drag them' to the minimized target folder in the taskbar. Wait a momemt for the target folder to open and then 'drop' the selected Outlook Express emails into  the folder. Repeat as necessary to complete the job, one folder at a time.

There may be other ways to accomplish this task or third-party programs that do essentially the same thing, but this method is simple, straight-forward, and reliable. HTH.

Kind Regards,
Jeffrey Ottie
North America


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From: "Michael Lanspa" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Saturday, August 15, 2009 8:21 AM
Subject: [PCSOFT] Cleaning Out Outlook Express v. 6

Is there a way to send e-mail messages from OE subfolders to someplace on my C: drive so I can both clean out my subfolders and still be able to access these e-mails, either by re-importing them into OE or access and read them where I send them?

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